H-1B Sponsor Search

Companies That Sponsor H-1B Visas

Stop applying to companies that will never sponsor you. Career Copilot turns public H-1B filing records into a searchable list, so you can target employers who genuinely hire international workers.

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Every year, US employers file hundreds of thousands of H-1B petitions, and every one of those filings is public record. The problem is that record is scattered and hard to read. Career Copilot pulls it into one place so you can see who sponsors, how often, and for which roles — before you spend weeks on an application that was never going to work.

How it works

  1. 1

    Search by role or field

    Enter your job title or field and see the employers who file H-1B petitions for it.

  2. 2

    See filing volume

    Sort by how many petitions each company files, so you can prioritize the biggest, most reliable sponsors.

  3. 3

    Check the wage data

    H-1B filings report wages. Compare what similar sponsored roles pay so you know your worth before an offer.

  4. 4

    Filter by location

    Narrow to sponsors in the states or cities you want to live in.

  5. 5

    Build your target list

    Save the sponsor-friendly companies worth applying to and focus your search where a visa is genuinely possible.

Why sponsorship data beats guessing

For an international candidate, time is the scarcest resource. The F-1 and OPT clocks are unforgiving, and every application to a company that does not sponsor is time you cannot get back.

Public H-1B data removes the guesswork. Instead of hoping a company might sponsor, you can see whether they actually have — and how seriously. That single shift makes a job search far more efficient.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know if a company sponsors H-1B visas?

The most reliable signal is their filing history. Employers who have filed H-1B petitions before are far more likely to sponsor again. Career Copilot surfaces that history so you can check any employer quickly.

Is H-1B sponsorship data public?

Yes. H-1B petition and Labor Condition Application data is published by the US Department of Labor. Career Copilot organizes it into a searchable tool.

Can I see the salaries sponsored roles pay?

Yes. Employers must report a wage on every filing. You can compare those wages by role and employer to benchmark an offer.

How much does it cost?

You can start free with no credit card. Pro Starter is $2.99/month with 50 credits, or add your own OpenAI key for unlimited use.

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